Local Kung Fu

Charlie recently moved from Tezpur to Guwahati to be with Sumi, and now lives with his kung fu-mentor uncle Amar Singh Deori and cousin Johnny. He soon realizes the city holds tensions between families and social circles. This move sets the stage for new conflicts.

Sumi has been relocated to Guwahati by her family to keep them apart, and she now lives with her uncle, aunt, and their daughter. This move tightens the bond within Sumi's household while widening Charlie's circle of obligation. The looming feud between the two families begins to take shape.

Charlie arrives at Sumi's house and introduces himself as 'Montu' to Bhobananda Das, her uncle. This masquerade highlights the clash between two worlds—the unspoken rules of Sumi's family and Charlie's own background. The deception foreshadows future misunderstandings.

Dulu, who leads a local gang, plans to open a liquor shop opposite a preschool. They bribe officials to secure the license, while Bhobananda Das remains steadfast in his stance. The failure to buy influence sets the stage for direct conflict.

Bhobananda Das, an incorruptible excise inspector, declines to grant the license despite the bribes. His stubborn stance earns the gang's enmity and marks him as a target. This confrontation escalates the tension around Sumi's family.

When the gang threatens Sumi's family, Charlie steps in to defend them. The threat raises the stakes and pushes Charlie to confront Dulu's gang directly. The clash between personal loyalties and criminal intimidation intensifies.

Dulu's gang retaliates by beating Charlie after he defends Sumi's family. The assault reinforces Charlie's determination to stand up for Sumi. The violence exposes the fragile balance of power in Guwahati.

Johnny's two friends, Bonzo and KK, pressure him to drink and smoke. Charlie learns of Johnny's intoxication and decides to inform Bonzo and KK's guardian—Dulu—about what's going on. Dulu’s amused reaction highlights his control and willingness to intervene in family matters.

In a curious twist, Charlie bumps into Bhobananda Das and the real Montu at the same moment. Das learns that Charlie has been masquerading as Montu and reprimands both Charlie and the real Montu for the deception. The incident strains Charlie’s relationship with Sumi's family and his own self-image.

Charlie seeks to mend fences with Sumi's uncle after the Montu deception. He apologizes and tries to restore trust between their families. The reconciliation cools some of the tension, but the feud is far from over.

Bonzo and KK plot vengeance against Charlie, but their schemes are thwarted by a swift response. The failed plots reveal the limits of the gang's influence. The protective networks around Sumi's family begin to tighten.

Dulu challenges Charlie to a high-stakes one-on-one fight: win and the gang will stop interfering; lose and Charlie must leave Guwahati forever. This ultimatum pushes Charlie to train seriously under his uncle, studying Wing Chun and Taekwondo. He commits to mastering new skills to protect Sumi.

Charlie undergoes a dedicated training montage, combining Wing Chun and Taekwondo under his uncle's guidance. The preparations sharpen his technique and resolve for the looming duel. The quiet hours of training contrast with the rising tension in the city.

The final showdown arrives as Charlie meets Dulu in a grueling, extended battle. After a demanding fight, Charlie defeats Dulu, bringing an uneasy peace to the streets. The feud that shadowed both families begins to thaw.

With Dulu defeated, the families begin to settle into a fragile peace. Charlie’s victory stabilizes the neighborhoods, though tensions linger beneath the surface. Sumi can stay connected with Charlie without fear for her family.